Bitcoin has forked to preserve its quality as "peer-to-peer electronic cash". Forking is a way to upgrade the protocol and resolve contentious disputes.
Does Monero's adaptive block size limit show that Bitcoin/BCH can entrust the cap to an algorithm instead of relying on development teams (+ miners + other economic players of course) for stepwise increments?
Assuming professional skills to compile a quality specification of the BCH protocol's consensus, p2p protocol and RPC API, and let's say 100K USD p.a. average for manpower...
Rate the chances for a comprehensive Bitcoin Cash protocol specification, encompassing the consensus parts, p2p protocol and RPC API, to emerge within the next 2 years.
Do you believe that BCH miners are currently acting as responsibly toward the rest of the community as they can? Please reflect on coming Nov upgrades as well as the longer term when answering.